Geraldo Rivera seems to think that he can demonize Black Lives Matter without looking like a racist if he claims to care about civil rights.

Only on Fox News would an international acceptance of President Biden’s proposal for a minimum global corporate tax rate be called “a surrender.”

When Lachlan Murdoch pretended Tucker Carlson had not endorsed white supremacists’ “replacement theory,” Tuckums knew he had just gotten the boss’ implicit approval for even more racist extremism on the air – and he’s taking full advantage.

If you like men who have been accused of sexual misconduct, you’ll probably love seeing Donald Trump and former Fox anchor Bill O’Reilly on tour together.

Those “cancel culture” haters and police lovers at Fox News have refused to run an ad about the violence inflicted on law enforcers on January 6 and that rips the GOP.

After a hiatus while I enjoyed the long Memorial Day weekend, the Outrageous Fox Quote of the Week Poll has returned. It may seem like ages, but it was only two weeks ago that Eric Trump won our last poll for claiming people approach him on the street, hugging him and crying because they miss Daddy Donald so much.

Fox anchor Harris Faulkner asked, with a straight face, how a guest can “defend the fawning that we’ve seen among some in the media over the current administration.”

Donald “Fat Elvis” Trump has a new “Facebook” arrangement but he’s singing the same old “Stolen Election” big lie of a tune. And Fox’s Stuart Varney pretended it was not a tired performance.

It’s a sad state of affairs when a Fox News host seems more concerned about Republican obstructionism than Democratic Senator Joe Manchin.

With much of Fox News acting like a lynch mob against Dr. Anthony Fauci, host Chris Wallace told viewers there’s no evidence the “devoted public servant” did anything wrong. But the fact check did little more than provide cover for Lachlan Murdoch’s disingenuous claim that his network provides “all sides.”